Can these bits be used in a standard keyless chuck?
16627
No, They are designed specifically for SDS Plus type rotary hammer drills, not standard drills/hammer drills. They're built to slide up and down, and are not round where the a regular chuck would clamp them. If you need to drill into concrete, though, an SDS type drill and bits is the best way to go. It's night and day in the difference between using a regular drill with a hammer function and a rotary hammer drill and bit. Rotary hammer drills and bits cut like butter...at least my Bosch does. The bits last far longer and it cuts my labor time tremendously.
16628
You need a special adapter a normal cuck has three prongs here are used two slots and two groves where the balls holding the bid it dont work for normal chucks
16629
No, it won't. You will need a Adapter from Bosch and part number for 1/2 inch bit is 000346393200.
1513184
yes anything with standard chuck should work if the chuck is 3/8 some larger bits might not fit! 1/2 bits probably wont fit!
866498
Not sure what it is you have. I have a 1/4" hex on my cordless driver. If your cordless screw driver does not have a chuck and it is 1/4", thes bits will work. You can go to Home Depot, Lowes or even Wal Mart and look at their 1/4" hex bits and see if you think they will fit in your screw driver then take it from there.
39220
yes. you need impact type drills which fit into a hexagonal chuck. They are very common.
618171
This drill press does not have a keyless chuck. It does have enough speeds and power for sanding drug screen. If that is all you are going to use it for get a stationary drum sander with various size drums.
593367
No, they are definitely NOT hex shank bits. They must be put in a Jacobs chuck. The larger bits have three flats on the shank to inhibit slippage in the chuck, but these are not designed for use in a ", "snap in" hex chuck.
475022
Check this out: http://www.amazon.com/Keyless-Conversion-Adapter-Impact-Driver/dp/B0036RB9B8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1385561063&sr=8-3&keywords=1%2F4+drill+chuck+adapter This will work but you are limited to using only smaller size drill bits. Also the drill itself is somewhat slow for drilling purposes but I have used it using drill bits with the 1/4 shank on them with success.
2276892
Yes you can, you will just need to make sure you have the smaller collet in the dremel to fit the bit. Or you can get one of the mini drill chucks.
1658080
I looked at a couple of OHTs and I would say no. You need the removable flat bit for them to work. Take a look at the some of the Leatherman Surges and Leatherman Waves and you will see what I mean. If you have the removable bits, and you get/have the bit driver extension, you can use regular bits.
912051
They need to be "hex" shanks on the ends that fit into the chuck. Regular drill bits won't work. Makita makes a nice bit set for that tool
2049594
No. They are hex shaped; however they do not have the notch on the lower part of the shank. They may fit into the port on the driver, but they would not lock into place. Also these masonry bits and should not be used with an impact style drill. They should only be used with something designed for masonry or has a hammer drill setting.
1427141
hi janice the pink power drill that i ordered from amazon has a keyless chuck , i hope that i help you
797432
I might go with the keyless chuck version by Neiko: http://www.amazon.com/Neiko-20753A-4-Inch-Keyless-Conversion/dp/B007TCHKXW/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_text_y#productDetails
1920915
I can use all the bits I have including my cheap unknown brand cordless drill. I haven't found any that doesn't fit, but I don't have very many different brands. Hope that helps!
251418
Any standard bit will work in this. It comes with a special tool to take bits on and off.
584832
yes anything with standard chuck should work if the chuck is 3/8 some larger bits might not fit!1/2 bits probably wont fit!
716286
After reading all the questions:: Thought to add:I just used this bit in my DeWalt 18v standard drill (NOT a hammer drill or a "driver") CORDLESS.It fit right in that "quick chuck" that comes on these common battery tools.Note: This would NOT fit in any 3/8" chuck tool...or, 1/4" for that matter.